University of Wyoming choir presents Christmas program
Miss Doris Helzer of Sidney belongs to University of Wyoming choral groups and led a Christmas program hosted by the University division of music. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Helzer. Other items note Mr and Mrs Paul Schilling’s weekend trip to North Platte and Miss Verona Tremain’s Christmas visit from Denver before resuming studies at Denver University January 2. Elmer Haines of Fox Theater traveled to Denver on business. Sidney High principal Walter Cork, trades teacher Raymond Maley, and Lodge Pole superintendent L L Lydiat left for Lincoln for events with High School Activities Association, with Maley attending a trades conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Helzer
Sidney
University , Wyoming
Glee Club
University Division of Music
Helzer
John Helzer
Paul Schilling
North Platte
Verona Tremain
Denver
Denver University School of Commerce
Walter Cork
Sidney High School
Raymond Maley
L. L. Lydiatt
Lodgepole
Lincoln
Mr. Maley
Cork
Lydiiit
High School Activities Association
Local residents of Crofton and area depart for winter plans
Mr and Mrs John Kuehn of Crofton visit their son E A Kuehn while Mrs Kuehn travels to Seattle and Lt and Mrs Alvin Feller head to San Diego. Leland Fell and daughter visit relatives in Hooper while Mr Fell attends a meeting in Omaha. The Studnichas move from a farm north of Potter to 1437 Maplestreet with Lumir and his wife returning to the farm after Lumir's Army discharge. H L Houston of Sunol moves to Sidney with UP railroad ties. Ben King travels to Cedar Falls for his ill father. The Talichs relocate north of town. Talich discharged from armed forces. Ann Jeffries of Parkerton visits in Casper. Miss Hein returns to Kimball with companions after a visit to Sidney. Miss Hein's brother arrives from overseas duty. McGinnis and Greer, sisters of Miss Hein, visit in Sidney. Mrs Oscar Hatcher returns from Julesburg. Dedrick tours Lincoln on business. House guests: Fred Koehler of Ratone, New Mexico, at H M Underwood's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kuehn
Crofton
Alvin .Feller
E. A. Kuehn
Kuehn Sr
Feller
San Diego
Calif
Kuehn
Seattle
Wash
Fred Studnicha
Potter
Maplestreet
Lumir
Pat McGinnis
Rose Greer
Elizabeth Cargill
Kimball
Frances Hein
Sidney
Miss Hein
Paental
McGinnis
Mrs. Greer
Christ Couple Visit Parents After Marine Corps Honorary Discharge
Mr and Mrs Carl Christ Jr arrive from California where they spent their honeymoon and are visiting Mr Christ's parents. Mr Christ was honorably discharged from the Marine Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Christ Jr
California
Mr. Christ
Mr Christ
Marine Corps
Oyster supper hosts entertain Mr and Mrs Goranson
Mr and Mrs E F Goranson hosted an oyster supper Sunday evening for Mr and Mrs Kenneth Larson and family, Mr and Mrs Bob Thurston, and Mr and Mrs Paul Larson. Mrs George Baker visited relatives in Broadwater on Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E F Goranson
Kenneth Larson
Bob Thurston
Paul Larson
George Baker
Broadwater
Out of town relatives attend funeral of John Armstrong
Relatives arrived from Tipton Pueblo Ontario California Long Grove and Iowa for John Armstrong’s funeral on Thursday. Attendees included Frank and Ed Armstrong Mrs Art Hobstetter Mrs Carl Fredericks Mrs Lester Blackman Lloyd McCann of the U S Employment Service and Soundman third class David Foy of the Navy. Several family members from Omaha Chicago and Edison Nebraska visited over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Armstrong
Frank
Ed Armstrong
Art Hobstetter
Carl Fredericks
Tipton
Lester Blackman
Pueblo
Colo
Marian Findlay
Ontario
California
Ernest Anshutz
Long Grove
Iowa
Olive Schriver
David Foy
United States Navy
C. W Sowards
San Diego
Chicago
History Of Interest 5 Years Ago In Sidney Vicinity
History of interest items from The Telegraph page recounts social notes from 14, 34, 44 and 54 years ago. Mentions guests from Omaha and Breadwater, hospital recoveries, hunting trips, family visits, and Thanksgiving travel. Includes references to Mrs S M Brooks, J W Johnson, Catherine Jones, Dorothy Hopper, John Johnson, Ralph Osborn, Leonard Helzer, Gus Reverting, Donald Jorgenson, Harold Bond, F H Wallison, Binley McIntosh, and Notre Dame ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney and Vicinity
S. M. Brooks
Omaha
J W. Johnson
Elmer Francis
Robert Lowe
Breadwater
Sidney
Catherine Jones
Carl C. Jones
Taylor Hospital
Dorothy Hopper
Waterloo
John Johnson
Ovid
Colo
John McCleneghan
Miss Hopper
McCleneghan
Ralph Osborn
Leonard Helzer
Gus
Dempsey Family News From Sundl and Albuquerque Visit
Mrs Jack Dempsey visits her mother Mrs Barbara Kucera at Sundl and plans a flight to Albuquerque where Mr Dempsey has worked weeks in building. Friends of the Montgomery family who lived here two years ago now in Chappell report a baby son born after Caesarean operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dempsey
Barbara Kucera
Sundl
Albuquerque
Dempsey
Montgomery
Chappell
James R Devine Reaches Final Proof on Homestead
34 years ago James R Devine made final proof on his homestead before County Judge Gapen Tuesday with witnesses T. M. Bickett and Hugh Moore. Mrs E P Swan hosted a birthday surprise dinner for her husband Wednesday evening with friends. Mrs Nellie Tucker and Ella Wil-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R Devine
Gapen
T. M. Bickett
Hugh Moore
E P. Swan
Nellie Tucker
Ella Wil
War Memorial Plan Moves Forward in Chadron Dawes County
Dawes county commissioners agreed to deed about two city blocks for the Dawes County War Memorial project. The War Memorial Commission opened plans to county residents for feedback as progress continues this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadron
Dawes County War Memorial
Dawes County
War Memorial Commission
Local Notices And People In Town This Week
Wm. Smith showcases a fine line of lap robes at exhibition. W P Miles and Eva visited Omaha to consult a specialist about Eva’s eyes. Bill Woodhurst, once Sidney land office clerk in 1887, greeted old friends in the city. Nielson of Sexterp ranch was in town and subscribed to The Telegraph. Commissioner Frank Rowan and Harm Fecht visited the county seat. Andy Greenlee traveled to Dalton to ship grain for his firm. H H Libby and A B Persinger of Lodgepole transacted business at the Hub early in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Smith
Thas
W P. Miles
Eva
Omaha
Bill” Woodhurst
Sidney Land Office
North Platte
Nielson
Frank Rowan
Harm Fecht
Andy Greenlee
Dalton
H H Libby
A. B. Persinger
Lodgepole
Shoemakers depart for Cheyenne after Monday departure
Mr and Mrs Shoemaker left for Cheyenne Monday morning to establish a home. Well wishes from many friends accompany them. A fire destroyed the dwelling and contents of Jack Tissues on Thursday afternoon. Louis Cohn greets old Sidney friends this week. Mrs Barnett suffered a serious accident Tuesday evening when thrown from a buggy, striking her head, with Dr Stewitts attending to stabilize her. WcC Reilly and Thos Kane of the area are noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoemaker
Cheyenne
Jack Tissues
Louis Cohn
Sidney
St Martha's Guild and Presbyterian Circle Events Set
Thursday events include St Martha's Guild at 1614 Maple St hosted by Mrs P L Martin and Mrs Joe Simodynes and Mrs Q J Weymouth as hostesses. Presbyterian Circle meets at 731 Wilnois. Willing Workers plan a Christmas party in the church basement. WSC S Division 2 hosts a Christmas party and covered dish luncheon at 1546 Newton at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Martha’s Guild
P L Martin
Maple St
Joe Simodynes
Q J
Catgut quality debated in historical note
A historical remark discusses catgut origins asserting it never comes from cats and that the finest gut is made from intestines of ill-fed sheep horses and mules.
Fruit Stains Removed by Sulphur Flame Trick
A short note describes removing fruit stains from hands by washing with clear water, drying slightly, then holding hands near a lit sulphur flame. The stains disappear immediately as the moisture and heat react.
Fire pot rearming tips for morning warmth
Instruction describes pushing live coals with a small tool to one side of a fire pot and adding fresh coal to the opposite depression. The method aims to keep a fire alive overnight for waking to a warm stove.
Ironmakers Learn Shift in Blast Furnace Fuel History
Ironmakers once placed furnaces beside streams and forests for water power and timber. The switch to coal and coke fuel a hundred years ago changed furnace siting and fuel logistics across the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Id Ironmakers
Plywood Planes Replacing Alleged Plastic Models
The claim that so called plastic airplanes are actually plywood is discussed. The term plastic refers to the adhesives bonding the plies together rather than the material itself.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elmer Haines
Fox Theater
Leland Fell
H. L. Houston
Sunol
Houston
Union Pacific Railroad
Ben King
Cedar Falls
Lloyd Talich
Ann Jeffries
Parkerton
Wyoming
Evelyn Jeffries
Casper
F .H. Hiner
UK Employment Service
Aating
Charles Couch
Mary Blood
Portland
Oregon
Couch
I. Dodds
Lee Elsworth
H Ellsworth
Mabel Johnson
Mr Ellsworth
John Deere
Oscar Hatcher
Julesburg
Cole
Jack Dedrick
H. M. Underwood
Fred Koehler
Ratone
New Mexico
Vicks
Lloyd McCann
The
U S. Employment Service
Edison, Nebraska
J . Hossack
Raymond Freeman
George Houssack
Hossack
Arizona
Miss Lois " Jameson
Charles Jameson
Western Union
Miss Jameson
Clifford Davis
Springfield
Massachusetts
the Fox
Roy Rogers
Gabby” Hayes
Ison
Hebron
Mother
Babe
Binley McIntosh
Notre Dame College
Kinley
Notre Dame
Jessie Pippen
F. A. Barger
Frederick
Gladys Zimmer
Fred
Hassocks
Hardy Furniture Co
Liams
Dorothy Hart
Goldwin
Evelyn Doran
Father Dobson
Dr. Ward
Pemberville
Ohio
Chas Hornaday
E V.S Pomeroy
Chester
Cora Hazelwood
Ann Radcliffe
Miss Murray
State Teachers’ Association
Frank Whitelock
Mrs. Wales
Lowe
Salt Lake City
Blanchard
Alvin Duis
Telegraph
A Fox Inter-Mountain Theatre
Matinee
Samuel Goldwyn
Dorothy Lamour
Jon Holl
Mary Astor
C. Averey Smith
Thomas Mitchell
Reymond Massey
Nordhof and Hall
John Ferd
Hive
de Havillend
Dame May Whitty
Dudley Digges
Jungle Queen
PRC
Eddie Dean
Old
Jeaneter Walt
Emmett Lyma
Robert Emmett
Tarver
Cord
Weredil
Roomy
Goose Neck ‘Yard
Carpenters’ Combination
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